Piano Bar

Gradients of purples and reds make this bouquet feel moody while white, pink, and bronze hues prevent it from feeling somber or too serious– just like our favorite piano bars, where despite the dim lighting, the music is uplifting and will sweep you away.

1. Trim your stems.
Make sure to trim the stems at a 45-degree angle before placing them in your vase with your flower food. This helps them hydrate properly!
2. Replace the vase water.
Keep your vase free of harmful bacteria that will shorten the lifespan of your flowers by removing wilted petals, removing leaves below the waterline, and replacing the water in your vase often.
3. Keep it cool.
Your cut flowers will always be happiest in cooler spaces. Whatever you do, avoid sunny windows!